On one's honor

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on the pledge of one's honor; as, the members of the House of Lords in Great Britain, are not under oath, but give their statements or verdicts on their honor.

See also: Honor

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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on one's deathbed
on one's dime
on one's door step
on one's doorstep
on one's doorstep
on one's doorstep
on one's doorstep
on one's doorstep
on one's feet
on one's good behavior
on one's good behaviour
on one's good side
on one's guard
on one's guard
on one's guard
On one's hands
On one's hands
on one's hands and knees
on one's head
on one's heels
on one's high horse
on one's high horse
on one's high horse, to be
on one's hind legs
on one's hobby horse
on one's hobby-horse
on one's hobbyhorse
on one's home ground
on one's home patch
on one's home turf
On one's honor
on one's honour
on one's honour
on one's hunkers
on one's Jack
on one's knees
on one's last leg
On one's last legs
On one's last legs
On one's last legs
On one's last legs
On one's last legs
on one's last legs, to be
On one's legs
on one's lips
on one's lonesome
on one's merits
on one's mettle
on one's mind
on one's mind
on one's mind
on one's mind
on one's nerves
on one's own
On one's own account
On one's own account
on one's own ground
on one's own head
On one's own hook
On one's own hook
on one's own merits
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